How Can We Halt and Reverse The Decline of Wild Pollinators?
A short video on how Dr Lynn Dick (Cambridge University) & Natural England are working to counter our declining bumblebee populations.
Articles & Blogs - Page 31
Bringing you the latest articles, opinion and analysis in the conservation world
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Climate Change Could Dry Out Wetlands
long summer droughts and other factors will likely lead to the rapid drying or even complete loss of many ecologically important wetlands.
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Umbrella Effect of Pandas
Chinese measures to protect this conservation icon have also benefited a number of other threatened species, including birds, mammals and amphibians.
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Five Reasons Why Fungi Have Shaped The World
With UK Fungus Day just around the corner, here’s 5 reasons why fungi has shaped the world
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Alarming Decline of Ocean Wildlife
Between 1970 and 2012, marine vertebrates have declined by 49% and some fish species have declined by nearly 75%.
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Ensuring the Resilience of Seagrass Meadows
Learning to manage the habitats and biodiversity within our oceans and coasts is one of the greatest challenges of this century.
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Birds Pay the Price for Timber Demand
Illegal logging is having serious impacts – not just on the forests themselves – but on the animals. It’s reasonable to assume that if the birds are being this powerfully impacted, it’s impacting other groups, such as mammals, reptiles, amphibians and arthropods.
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Sumatran Rhino Extinct in Malaysia
It is vital for the survival of the species that all remaining Sumatran rhinos are viewed as a metapopulation, meaning that all are managed in a single program across national and international borders in order to maximize overall birth rate.
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Funding for Super Conservationists!
Time to apply is running out! Get your application in for a chance to secure funding…
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Super Predators
Not only do we kill animals at far higher rates than other predators, we hunt in ways that are particularly destructive.